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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1956
Page
4
In Paris a 70 year old eccentric nicknamed Eugene runs a busy stall selling cigarette and cigar butts. He touts a staff of hundreds including waiters and sweepers who collect discarded butts from theatres and depots. Buyers select from four inch coronas to various cigarets with a card promising finest hotel quality.
The season’s top three right wingers in the National Hockey League all wear the same back number. Gordie Howe Maurice Richard and Andy Bathgate are identified as the leaders.
Preliminary estimates based on prices received by farmers place the value of 1965 field crops at 1.56 billion, a recovery from 1954. Labor income in 1955 rose 7.5 percent to a record 12.861 billion, with construction the biggest gain.
Linguists report that midwestern pronunciation leads in new dictionaries, with discussion on words like ain't and dove. Prof James B McMillan of Alabama notes widespread use, regional variation, and guidance to teachers to accept evolving speech patterns.
A manufacturer introduces vinyl plastic baby panties with silky feel and shadow checked for chic full cut. They stay soft after washings and skin friendly, with elastic ruching at waist and legs. White, water proof, machine washable and sized by weight from small to extra large. Buy three for a complete wardrobe.
Keith Ackley of Madison Wisconsin fishing at Allequash Lake Vilas County hooked a three pound walleye only for a muskellunge to grab the pike. The musky swallowed the walleye and Ackley landed a 26 pound musky. His photo shows the musky with the walleye still visible in its stomach.
UNICEF funds and helps set up 165 food processing plants in 27 countries across Europe Asia and Latin America to feed undernourished children and pregnant and nursing mothers. Most plants will process milk from buffalo cow or goat with one project turning fish into a baked or stirred supplement and a vegetable milk plant using soy peanuts and malt in Indonesia.
A city anti noise drive aims at reducing horn use and street noise. John J. Hornblower is singled out as the top target. he received one week to curb honking before a summons is issued.
The Atlas moth in India holds the largest size in its family with a wingspan ranging from 10 to 12 inches. This impressive insect is noted for its broad wing spread and distinctive overall pattern.
A practical note advises wrapping a green pineapple in paper for at least 24 hours to potentially enhance ripening or preparation.
President Eisenhower plans to run for a second term. The article surveys past presidents who sought renomination, noting 13 winners and seven losses, with examples including Jefferson, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Wilson, and Truman. It also mentions Washington and Buchanan views on second terms.
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